What factors determine a country's productivity? What are the factors that determine the country's productivity? How do you define the rate of production? What are the factors of production and why are some tangible and others intangible? Explain which ones are tangible and which are not?
What are the elements of persuasion? What is 6 divided by 2(2+1)? What factors affect motivation in the workplace? Factorise 2y^2 +7y +3 Factorise 2x^2+7x+3 Factorise 2x^2 - 10x+ 3x- 15 What are contolled variables? What are the two factors needed to make a production possibiliti...
1. The factors of production are Capital, Enterprise, Land and Labour. Remember it as CELL.2. Capital and Interest Enterprise and Profit Labour and Wages Land and wealth( this one is not sure)3. Capital is an invention. It does not rest on any solid material foundation. for ...
With a production possibility curve, explain what points are possible, desirable, and impossible. How does the production possibilities curve describe economic growth? What are the economic concepts shown by the production possibility curve? Which concept in economics is explained by...
Besides trade and investment, licensing and franchising are sometimes taken as a means of entering a foreign market. 二、 Explain the concepts of GNP and GDP respectively and point out their major difference. Can we use theminterchaeably? 1.GNP refers to the market value of goods and services...
1章练习题 Fill in the blanks. In the past century, language teaching and learning practice have been influenced by three different views of language: the view, the view and the view. 【答案】structural,functional,interactional 【解析】上世纪语言教学和语言学习受三种语言观的影响:结构主义,功能主义...
. This means not only that business models are changing, but also that value chains and networks are facing a range of disruptive elements. Internet-based mobility services, for example, have brought new intermediary actors between operator services and end users. Hence the value chain has ...
16) A perfect market is one in which: A) there are no competitive advantages or asymmetries because all firms have equal access to all the factors to production. B) one firm develops an advantage based on a factor of production that other firms cannot purchase. C) one participant in the...
. Critics of rational choice theory say that, of course, in an ideal world people would always make optimal decisions that provide them with the greatest benefit and satisfaction. However, we don't live in a perfect world; in reality, people are often moved by emotions and external factors....
What are the 4 shifters of supply that would cause a supply curve to shift? Explain in brief. What are the factors that shift factor demand? What are the factors that cause a shift in demand? What might shift the aggregate supply curve to the left?